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Jonathan Baumbach ( 1933 - 2019 ) A staple in the literary scene for over 40 years, Jonathan Baumbach was the author of 14 books of fiction, including You, or The Invention of Memory , On The Way To My Father’s Funeral: New and Selected Stories , and B, a novel .
Jonathan Baumbach was born on 5 July 1933 in New York City, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Kicking and Screaming (1995) and Mr. Jealousy (1997). He was married to Georgia Brown, Ellie Berkman, Naomi Miller and Annette Grant.
Refresh and try again. * Note: these are all the books on Goodreads for this author. To add more books, click here . Jonathan Baumbach has 37 books on Goodreads with 1144 ratings. Jonathan Baumbach’s most popular book is You: Or the Invention of Memory.
30 nov 2007 · With each new novel, post-modern legend Jonathan Baumbach subtly reimagines the shape of the wheel. In his latest, YOU, subtitled, Or the Invention of Memory, the narrator remembers or imagines or invents the story of a not easily defined relationship with a complex and variable woman known in the novel only as You.
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11 apr 2019 · He was a proud father, and not just of his famous children. He had four: David, Nina, Noah, and Nico. And several grandchlldren. He was the son of an accomplished painter, Harold Baumbach. Annette and Jonathan built an art gallery on their property to display his work. Jon was also proud of his wives. Four to be exact.
1 gen 2001 · Jonathan Baumbach. Babble is a humorous novel-in-stories of a baby’s life. The stories are told from the baby’s point of view, transcribed by his father, yielding at least a slightly unreliable narrator. The baby leaves home, wears disguises, and searches for those who might change his diapers. It is a unique coming-of-age story about (1 ...
Jonathan Baumbach. Jonathan Baumbach was an American author, academic, and co-founder of the Fiction Collective, a publishing group dedicated to experimental fiction. He wrote numerous novels and short stories, and his work often explored themes of family, memory, and identity.
